The image depicts a single sheet of white paper adhered to a beige tiled wall

The image depicts a single sheet of white paper adhered to a beige tiled wall. The wall is composed of rectangular ceramic tiles with horizontal and vertical grout lines, showing minor surface wear and dust accumulation. The paper printout displays black text at the top, stating: "You can't stop the waves, but we can learn to surf" attributed to "Jon Kabat Zinn." Below the text is a black and white photograph of a lone individual on a surfboard, actively riding a large breaking wave. The surfer's body is dark, likely silhouetted, and positioned in a dynamic stance as water splashes around the board. The printout is affixed to the wall using strips of clear adhesive tape, visible along the top and right edges. The paper exhibits slight creasing and minor imperfections. The specific location within the city of Herzliya, Israel, is not discernible from the visual information presented in the image.